Colorado City Considers Eliminating Fluoride From Water
DENVER (CBS4) - Voters in southwestern Colorado will soon decide whether to continue adding fluoride to their water.
The Durango City Council voted to place the question on the ballot after a year-long debate.
Councilors are encouraging residents to do their research before the vote. They say Durango's water only has .7 milligrams of fluoride per liter. That's less than one drop in 55 gallons.
Additional Resources
Review the results of tests done on the water before and after treatment by visiting the City of Durango's website.
